Philippines
Philippines’ digital banks chase profits as regulator ups the stakes
Both GoTyme and Tonik have said they aim to become net profitable in the next year
Philippines VP Duterte faces third impeachment complaint
A group of Filipino lawyers and priests are accusing her of graft and corruption over an alleged misuse of public funds
Philippines reaffirms easing may soon end as inflation on target
The BSP has reduced its key rate by 200 basis points in its current easing cycle
Philippine House panel finds bid to impeach Marcos lacks substance
The House of Representatives is expected to convene for a plenary vote to either uphold the committee’s findings or override them
Philippine garment makers find they can’t quit the US just yet
Long-standing relationships built over decades with American clients have helped to soften the blow
New impeachment bids fire up Marcos-Duterte feud in Philippines
The top two leaders’ relationship collapses after they ride a joint ticket to electoral success
Philippines’ Q4 growth skids to 5-year low, raises odds of further rate cuts
The corruption scandal linked to flood infrastructure projects led to slower public spending
Amid threats, Philippines spends millions to upskill outsourcing workers
The industry grapples with talent shortage, artificial intelligence and increased competition
Philippines revises Q3 GDP down to 3.9% from 4%
[MANILA] The Philippines statistics agency has revised third quarter economic growth downwards to 3.9 per cent from 4 per cent, reflecting changes in the contributions made by sectors like real estate...
Philippines’ Marcos advised by doctors to rest after discomfort
PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was advised by his doctors to rest, having spent the night under medical observation after experiencing discomfort, his office said on Thursday.
